Antique Cast Iron Good Luck (Presumed Fraternal) Horseshoe with Original Paint native American I purchased this gorgeous 1920s

I purchased this gorgeous 1920s watercolor based on an online image

) I am not certain the age but definitely fairly old--I'd guess early 1900s--and all appear to be addressed to Louise

I'd guess the thread connecting the handle to his hand and at his shoulder replaced the original thread

I've found sets in both wood and bone produced by a few different British makers in the late 19th century which came in a labeled box with printed instructions--but these are more diverse in form and more finely made

or simply looks at them

Antique Cast Iron Good Luck (Presumed Fraternal) Horseshoe with Original Paint native American I purchased this gorgeous 1920sI've found some other old cast iron horseshoes featuring shaking hands like this one (though no other with this terrific heart and star at center), and so believe it likely had fraternal associations. This one was clearly hand painted, still showing a pattern of little flowers all along the horseshoe, cream paint on the shaking hands, and dark red on the heart, and at the very top one can just make out the words "Good Luck." Based on a few other